supernatural
The hidden world of all things supernatural; a look inside witchcraft, spells, vexes, black magic and other spine-tingling supernatural phenomena.
Promises Buried in Blood
Chapter One: The Letter Aaron stood in the dimly lit kitchen, his eyes fixed on the rain pelting the window. It ran in jagged streaks, distorting the view of the darkened yard beyond. Two days. That’s how long it had been since he’d slept—since the letter arrived and shattered the fragile normalcy he had built. His fingers gripped the countertop, knuckles white, as if holding on to the physical world would keep his mind from unraveling.
By MIDDLE CHILD2 years ago in Horror
The Dudleytown Curse
If there was ever a supernatural story which personally affected me, it is the story of Dudleytown. My maiden name is Dudley and as I grew and introduced myself, people would often say like Dudleytown. The name and town itself speak of the past and whether I enjoy it or not, speaks of my family. As an author myself, I have always believed the best way to tell the story is to tell the past connected to it. That past begins with a curse.
By Amanda Penn2 years ago in Horror
Villainess Review: Fria (Werewolves of the Rockies)
Some time ago, I stumbled on to some old horror comics online, and took a look at some of them. I found some intriguing ones, but of course, I entered "werewolf" in the search box, because, well, I'm a big fan of the werewolf subgenre. I found a lot of good ones, but one of the first ones I found was this excerpt: Werewolves of the Rockies. Since we're nearly in October, I may as well deliver with this delicious review.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Horror
'One Missed Call': When an Ornyō Goes Digital
From the 1990s to the 2000s, J-horror has become everyone’s latest obsession. But unlike its predecessors, there was something new and trendy about this international genre. Most of the famous J-horrors we’re familiar with are called onryō. These Japanese films would often have a vengeful female spirit or a cursed plot, and it’s up to the characters to escape their fate. What made these films trendy was incorporating an element that was impossible to escape from… technology, or in One Missed Call (2003) cell phones. In a world where we hear ringers and beepers at every corner, technology feels inescapable, which is why technology is often an enemy in these Digital J-horrors. I say, Digital J-horror because many Onryō J-horrors use technology as a way for the spirit to communicate with the living or to pass a curse from one recipient to another. In One Missed Call, people are getting missed calls by their own numbers and a voicemail that was sent two days into the future; when they play back the message, they can hear their own voice followed by a scream. The horror in One Missed Call spans from the traditional folklore of the onryō to cell phones.
By Semoy Booker 2 years ago in Horror
Two Bits of Insight and A Falsehood
"Two Insights and an Untruth" is an exemplary icebreaker game that has been utilized in group environments, homerooms, working environments, and gatherings for quite a long time. It's not difficult to learn, enjoyable to play and can be a shockingly powerful method for getting to realize individuals better. While it might appear as though a straightforward game from the beginning, there's much surprisingly profundity to it. This article will investigate the beginnings, brain research, varieties, and techniques behind "Two Bits of Insight and a Lie," as well as why it keeps on excess a famous decision for loosening things up and spiking conversions.
By nadia khanom2 years ago in Horror
Whispers in the Dark: The Haunting Power of Silence. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
The Feeling of dread toward the Unexplored world At the core of ghastliness is the apprehension about the unexplored world. People are normally disposed to feel uncomfortable in circumstances where they can't completely fathom their environmental elements, and quiet frequently fuels this inclination. At the point when clamor is missing, our psyches make up for the shortcoming with conceivable outcomes, frequently expected to be awful. This vulnerability permits dread to flourish, as we become hyper-mindful of every shadow and each weak sound.
By Hasib Abdullah2 years ago in Horror
Whispers in the Dark. AI-Generated.
In the quiet town of Hollow Creek, there was a mystery that no one could explain. As the sun set behind the hills, casting long shadows over the town, the people hurried into their homes, locking their doors tight. The streets were deserted by dusk, and the only sound that filled the air was the occasional rustling of leaves or the distant howl of a stray dog. But every night, without fail, there were whispers. Faint, eerie whispers that seemed to drift through the air like a cold breeze.
By MD TOUHID HASAN AKASH2 years ago in Horror
